Our journey through the land of Fire & Ice
Come with us…..
Coexistence
I interacted with nearly fifteen people in the house daily, yet I hadn’t gotten to know everyone as well as I’d like. Being here allows you to observe each person’s virtues, flaws, and quirks. Some
eat potatoes every day and at all hours, while others avoid gluten.
Privilege
“On days like today, the sound of a stream, the sight of a waterfall, or lush green grass is a privilege for many. For some of us, coming from places where drought is a reality, seeing such places transforms the hope in our hearts—this is a luxury.”
In the past month, the world has seen a remarkably large drop in emissions of carbon dioxide, the main driver of global warming. The reason isn’t something to celebrate, though.
The focus of this work camp is primarily on the creation of an “artificial” forest in Siglu. Due to the village’s challenging climate and soil conditions, trees struggle to grow on their own. This project aims to cultivate a forest and provide it with the necessary care to eventually thrive independently, without human intervention. Thanks to the support of Ollie, this initiative has steadily grown, bringing this ambitious vision closer to reality.
